OT : Getting an EULA template

[Nak]

Hi all,

My appologies if this is off-topic but I am after some kind of EULA
template for both a demo application, and one that requires a license file
(2 separate applications and the demo is not time limited). If anyone knows
of any useful resources for this kind of thing I would greatly appreciate a
link, cheers in advance!

Nick.

[Nak]

OOh,

http://upload.it/shareware_soft_000039.htm

Just incase anyone else needs one. It looks a little simple, but if
anyone wants to cause harm they will, regardless of my EULA.

Nick.

"Nak" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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Hi all,

My appologies if this is off-topic but I am after some kind of EULA
template for both a demo application, and one that requires a license file
(2 separate applications and the demo is not time limited). If anyone
knows of any useful resources for this kind of thing I would greatly
appreciate a link, cheers in advance!

Nick.

[Cor Ligthert]

Nick,

You may not:
- modify, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble (except to

the extent applicable >laws specifically prohibit such restriction),

As far as I know does that not fit in our laws because again as far as I
know exactly our laws prohibit these restrictions.

You have to write something that when there are modification or additions
needed you are prepared to make them to a decent price and not allow the
user of the software to make those additions themselves than after a
commitment between you and them. However this text just as example and
probably to simple to be complete.

I really would look on the site of a British Organisation of software
builders, probably will there be an example how to do it.

Cor

[Nak]

Cheers Cor,

I shall check the site out!

Nick.

"Cor Ligthert" <no**********@planet.nl> wrote in message
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Nick,

You may not:
- modify, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble (except to

the extent applicable >laws specifically prohibit such restriction),

As far as I know does that not fit in our laws because again as far as I
know exactly our laws prohibit these restrictions.

You have to write something that when there are modification or additions
needed you are prepared to make them to a decent price and not allow the
user of the software to make those additions themselves than after a
commitment between you and them. However this text just as example and
probably to simple to be complete.

I really would look on the site of a British Organisation of software
builders, probably will there be an example how to do it.

Cor